Beer License Is Refused Near Urbana District
The Maryland License Commission denies a beer and light wine license for Johnson's Diner in Urbana District. Commissioner G Cleveland Trout, retiring June 1, notes long objections from residents, opposition signers, and reports of disorderly late hours and unlicensed alcohol sales by an applicant. Applicants are Jacob M. Johnson, George S. Health, and Yvonne Health.
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G. Cleveland Trout
Johnson's Diner
Hyattstown
Trout
Urbana
Richard ¥&. Zimmerman
Allen Y. Bennett
T. West Claggett, Jr
Frederick
Jacob M. Johnson
George S. Health
Yvonne Mealth
Can't Hold Wages If Living Costs Go Up
Washington story reports May 16 with Secretary Tobin telling Congress that wage lines cannot hold as living costs rise. Brannan notes some beef/price rollback hurt feeders yet defends order. Complaints of squeeze and illegal slaughtering probes surface as Sawyer warns on copper and zinc. Cabinet push for extension of the Defense Production Act continues.
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Washington
Tobin
Congress
Brandan
Sawyer
United States
Capitol
Bright Jewels class meeting hosted at Calvary Methodist Church
Mrs. Ralph Yingling hosted Calvary Methodist Bright Jewels class with co host Milas Ruth Cronise. Mrs. Jesse Stup led the meeting, devotions by Mrs. Claude Breighner, plans for a banquet, a Maryland technicolor film shown by Donald Fogle, Axie Baker won the guess box, and refreshments served. In New York, Louis Weber was convicted of lying to the Kefauver Crime Committee about Moran, who testified he met Weber over 100 times. Moran previously convicted of perjury and appealing a five year sentence and $2000 fine.
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Ralph Yingling
Calvary Methodist Church School
J. R. Yingling
Milas Ruth Cronise
Jesse Stup
Claude Breighner
Donald Fogle
Maryland
Axie Baker
New York
Louis Weber
Kefauver Senate Crime Committee
James J. Moran
Weber
Moran
Senate
Weber Convicted in Federal Racketeering Case
A jury of 10 men and two women found Weber guilty in federal court after four hours and 49 minutes of deliberation. He faces up to five years in prison and a $2,000 fine with sentencing set by Federal Judge Charles A. Dewey on Friday. Bail of $20,000 remains in effect. The conviction is among the first from a year of investigations into racketeering linked to former Mayor William O Dwyer era.
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William O'Dwyer
Weber
Moran
Charles A. Dewey
Kefauver hearings cited in bowler Martz top honors
Sensational coast to coast hearings are mentioned as background while MARTZ SPH.LING PINS Chief Warrant Officer John W. Martz of Frederick and SFC James Kerce of Fort Jackson tied for top honors in the Third Army bowling tournament at Fort McPherson. Martz tied for sixth in the 15 game pin fall all events division.
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SFC
James Kerce
Fort Jackson
F. C
Fort McPherson
Martz
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James E. Doll
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Ofice
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Sam Mili
Army
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All Saints Street
Middletown
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Middletown, MD
Better Homes Equipment Co
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Ritchie Associates
Rockville
Montgomery Ave
Nance Corporation
Westminster
Carroll Theater
Biask
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Vfygati
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Ederick, Maryland
Lewistown
Town, Mary
W. J. Long
George Devilbiss
Walkersville
Maryla
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